Sentence examples for potential computing from inspiring English sources

Naturally, Newell didn't delve into anything like hardware specifics, but did note that Valve's potential computing package would be "a very controlled environment".

It deploys the required number of virtual machines in potential computing resources to meet the application requirements, and creates virtual clusters dynamically; configure with the required software execution environment for facilitating application execution.

The naive CPU computational "cost" for a dynamic simulation increases in proportion to N3, so the potential computing requirements to accurately simulate such a cluster can be enormous.

MEAM potential computes the core energies and shows the behavior of both cores under applied strain.

Fig. 12 Molecular electrostatic potential computed at a B3LYP/6-31G B3LYP/6-31G theory with Gaussian 09 and GaussView 5 toolevel

Eutrophication potential computed in PO4-equivalents was higher for intensive (54.2 kg PO4 ha−1) compared with extensified (31.2 kg PO4 hand) and organic farms (13.5 kg PO4 ha−1).

For each neuron and each stimulation configuration, the extracellular potential computed in the finite element model (without offset correction) was interpolated at the center of each compartment and assigned with the extracellular mechanism.

Atomic partial charges were derived for the methyl terminating spacer structures by RESP fitting (Bayly et al. 1993) to the quantum mechanical (QM) molecular electrostatic potential computed with the CHELPG (Breneman and Wiberg 1990) sampling method at the HF/cc-pVTZ level, in accordance with standard AMBER protocols (Kirschner et al. 2008).

True precipitation potentials computed thereby show a linear relationship (for each set of halides) with (i) lattice energy; (ii) ratio of ionic radii of cation and anion; and (iii) ratio of real hydration energies of cation and anion.

For large biologically active molecules, multipole expansions and superposition of potentials computed for subunits have been found to be effective.

At the University of Michigan, where he taught for four decades, Mr. Burks championed the potential of computing long before there were academic departments in computer science.